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Out of This World
03:58
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I came to town for a buckshot fame
Through the dirt and the misery
They look the same
I carved a hole with a knife in hand
Said "Brother watch out I'll make a stand"
Now watch the Hollywood parade
The lights are grey but they never fade
A pick up line for the blind girl
So watch me again
I must be out of this world
I stand in line for your parade
With a butchers son and I am sure to get laid
I watched a paperboy stand to kneel
Open his heart
Crying "Tell me how I feel"
Cut a hole here and I'll bleed
There's a million kids there and I got to feed
I'll dance and then I'll swirl
So watch me again
I must be out of this world
A jugglers cap on deviation ride
Cruising for a stellar tide
I wear the camouflage smile for you
My love burns straight through
It burns
It burns straight through
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2. |
Exception Rules
04:19
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Some say sail away
I'll sail away
When the storm's passed over me
Or I'll just run
Surely this can't last
Wouldn’t you say just the same?
Bent on exception rules
Of what is yours and what is mine
And what's alright between us fools
Some say give or take
I’ll take it all
When the calm passes over me
Or I’ll give in
Surely this can’t last
Wouldn’t you say just the same?
Bent on exception rules
Of what is yours and what is mine
And what's alright between us fools
Bent on exception rules
Of what is yours and what is mine
And what's alright between us fools
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3. |
Memphis Room
03:50
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It ́s a shoegaze
In a soap box
Time now buzzing ahead
It’s coming around
Floating down
A star born sudden death
What were you saying
What were you saying
All the things that I didn’t hear
Is it too late now?
I’m ready
...It ́s too soon
What ́s happening here
Comes up with a circle
It keeps on spinning around
Look at this circle
See the colours
It keeps on spinning down
I wish you would notice
How life change
Heading down
when I ́m not around
Everything changes
when you’re gone
when you’re not around
In a Memphis room
Now, a paradise clown
Don ́t tell me
you ́re down
Don ́t want to hear it
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4. |
An Original Impostor
05:46
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5. |
Let the Lovers Leave
06:01
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6. |
A Velvet Scheme
04:22
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Emerge and reemerge
Emerge as night falls
When shadows cast like distant calls
Tags its name in open halls
It’s like slipping on destruction road
Heading for a nuclear device
Like purple clouds on poison hill
Or a face like yours in disguise
Bleed a million dreams for me
Give me reasons on celluloid
Childhood stories do unfold
Like silhouettes
Insights to avoid
Tell me now just where are we?
It's there in the doubt
In the night they call you out
It’s the one you are
On the skin leaves just a scar
And the shadow shows its tail
Calling you out
We will prevail
Let me scribble and overwrite
This page you’ve left behind
I want to ask
I want to know
Is it the coming of age?
Let me rediscover and refuel the rage
Like a Burroughs voice to inhale
Metallic orbits swing their tale
A poison fume of nothingness
Or stillborn with your willingness
Tell me know just where are we?
It's there in the doubt
In the night they call you out
It’s the one you are
On the skin leaves just a scar
And the shadow shows its tail
Calling you out
We will prevail
Wrapped in silk on a velvet scheme
And when you're here
An electric charge
A lighthouse beam
A trail too soon to disappear
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7. |
Loyal Fishbone
05:13
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8. |
November
02:27
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9. |
Coming Up
05:37
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10. |
Exit Strategy
06:53
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Exit Strategy no. 21 Norway
Starting as a songwriter collaboration between Gard Marthin Tønnesland and Kenneth Lykkås in 2016, Exit Strategy no. 21 now
releases its self-titled debut album.
Musicians: Kenneth Lykkås, Kaisa Jouhki, Dene O'Neill, Roar Skjelbred and Kenneth Silden.
Produced by Kjetil Nordhus.
... more
Exit Strategy no. 21 recommends:
A beautiful, dark and immensely creative album. Dim the lights, close your eyes and listen!
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